The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-11-11
neoember Flakes,
Only six weeks to Christmas.

1LSVkl11OSr Flakes.
Only six weeks to Christmas.
Jay Milliron was the mascot, Monday
night.
The lovely Indian Summer is still
with us.
This is United States court week at
Yankton.
Mr.. Ed. Long is now clerk at the Kim
bali House.
The ducks are packing their grips and
leaving daily.
No better time to subscribe for the
GRAPHIC than now.
Dakota is shipping potatoes as far
East as Pennsylvania.
Gray Bros. will sue Plankinton on the
artesian well contract.
Henry Pilger has closed the "Mer-
chants" at Chamberlain.
Commissioner of immigration Nc
Clure has located his office at Pierre.
Burke, the miller, returned from a
flying trip to St. Paul Sunday evening,
A typo in the Rapid City Journal
Office has drawn $500 in the Louisiana
lottery.
The ground was covered by an I'M
usually heavy white frost, Tuesday
morning.
Patrick Quirk is showing a big line of
rubber goods. Suppose you go in and
examine his stock.
The saloon men are talking about q
Publication meeting at the opera house
to-night-Thursday.
There is a good many dollars being
brought into Brule county this fall for
potatoes and baled hay.
No. the GRAPHIC office has not been
rehtted with a plate glass front-thc
windows have been cleaned.
A. Il. Latchem will dispose of a lot of
household goods, in front Of the opera
house, at public sale, Monday.
Huntley and Pulley will run a 100
yard foot race in Mitchell to-day
Ihursday-for o purse of 800.
Coffee and lunch was served at the
polls by the ladies in many towns
throughout the territory, election day.
The GRAPHIC is under obligations to
Chas. knowles for a basket of choice
Michigan applcs-a part of his larst car
losd.
The new bell for the Presbyterian
church was placed in position last week.
1t has a beautifully soft and mellow
tone.
All OF the GRAPHIc's exchanges note
the unusual scarcity of geese this fall.
No one seems to be able to explain the
cause.
The water from the artesian well is
just warm enough to make it particular
ly valuable for stock purposes in the fall
md winter.
Ben Butler wouldn't speak at the To-
cal option meeting Monday night be-
cause he couldn't use but two minutes
of the time.
Recently a number of emigrant wag-
L arrived in Dakota labeled: From
Wisconsin and Starvation to Dakota and
Salvation"
The Chamberlain band made excellent
music at the temperance meeting Monday
night. No better of the kind was over
heard in Kimbdll.
A little surprise party took place at
the residence of j. P. Beebe, Tuesday
evcnins-gotten up to remind Harry
Cole that it was his birthday.
N. j. Robinson has transferred the bal
ance of his clothing stock from White
Lake to Kimball and is occupying the
store room lately used by A. r. Latchem.
The NORTH Dakota Farmer is one of the
hcst-and for a Dakota farmer the very
best-farm paper published. 1t can be
obtained with the GRAPHIC for 8 Us for
both papers.
Mrs. Mark Ward sang n solo at the
temperance meeting Monday night by
request of Major, Kellam, speaking in
behalf of the Chamberlain and Pukwana
people present.
An Ohio farmer fed out 500 bushels of
ground wheat to hogs that returned him
IN thirty days feeding 81. G3 per bushel.
This was figured on a basis of S. per
hundred for hogs.
Chas. Knowles sold 100 barrels of his
last car of apples in Mitchell and 40
barrels in Plankinton. Mr.. Knowles
could have disposed of the entire car.
losd-193 barrels-in Mitchell.
Just as the Graphic is going to press,
word has been brought in that John
Close has been seriously injured by his
team running away. One of his knees
was dislocated and an arm broken.
John Richardson, of Bijou Hills,
brought in a load of fat hogs Saturday
that were genuine corn. fed Dakota hogs
and no mistake. The po1kers averaged
400 pounds in weight. Johu is getting
there.
Nature never makes a mistake. She
knew that not one woman in a Thousand
could keep her chin still long enough tt
be shaved, 80 she made them bea, dless -
GRAPHIC. Tinsn ought to know
Bt0omiAgiea Courier.
He does know.
Ben Butler says the trotting race be
tween the two-year old colts of Holm.
ger, Byrns and Ryan will take place
next Tuesday on Hamilton's track with,
ont fail. The race will be for blood
and q SIS purse.
The latest wrinkle" in church enter
tsinments is the cIothe pin social.